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Popular Singaporean Tuna Brand Has French Roots

It is not much known that the Singapore-based most popular tuna brand Ayam was founded by a French businessman Alfred Clouet. In 1891, when Singapore was a part of British Malaya, Clouet...

Is A Bangkok Bottleneck On The Horizon?

Will the global tuna industry be facing a Bangkok bottleneck soon? That is the question on everyone’s mind given the high amount of raw material supplied to the Thai tuna processing hub at the...

PAFCO Says It Has Sufficient Albacore Supply

The Pacific Fishing Company (PAFCO) says it no longer has issues with tuna supply and can meet its customers’ demand, revealed Mahmood Khan, Chairman of the Fijian-based company, this week....

Artist Creates Spain’s “Largest Tuna Mural”

Spanish artist Adrián Torres has created the largest tuna and seafood mural painting in his country that adorns the walls of the historic La Chanca site in Conil. His work, which is a hundred...

Anfaco Steps Up Fight Against Vegan Tuna

The Spanish canning association Anfaco has stepped up its fight against plant-based tuna products. It has begun the "#EveryThingByItsName" initiative to raise public awareness about the true...

NGOs Urge White House To Take Over SIMP Review

A group of NGOs recently penned a letter to the White House asking the Executive Office of the President to directly review the Seafood Import Monitoring Program (SIMP) initiated by NOAA and...

Why Disastrous IO Catch Depresses Skipjack Price

Indian Ocean seiner fisheries were hopeful that skipjack catches would pick up in February after a slight increase the month before. But volumes captured remained low and skipjack was traded...

Finding New Location For Bluefin Farms Fails

The Maltese government halted its attempts to find new locations for two bluefin farms so that it can expand the fish production. The pen's owners, AJD Tuna Ltd and Malta Aquaculture Ltd, are...

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